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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Hay at
ranch. Phone 15F11.
the Ankeny
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FOB BALE Hatching eggs frofa pure
bred Barred Rock hen, all male
birds from O. A. C. prise laying stock.
Write, call or phone Mrs. O. A. Thorns,
Merrill DeMvcry charges extra. S4t
FOR SALE FIt Umber saws ami
handles, good as new; four sledges.
It wedges. Are axe. Enquire Hot
Barings reemtag boose. 7-f
EXCHANGE OR SALE Two lots
wRk tve room house, garage, barn
artesiaa welL See Dr. A. A. Soule
Deal fall to Investigate." ?4f
M1SCELLANEOUS
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I OWN A beautiful lot In Oakland.
CaSt, In restricted residence park;
all street work complete; close to car
liae: 40x19; that 111 trade for Klam
ath Falls property. Address W. U
Bask, with W. P. Johnson Co.. Klanv
atk Falls. 7-3t
CAR FOR HIRE Phone Mecca Bll
Uari Parlar. 153. Jitney Joe or Mc-
Cab. 25-lm
D0MT BILL your hides and pelts an
tfl yea aee B. P. Lewis, Cth at., near
Pkoae 156. t-tf
lot for eonR ia
BeeCtUteote. IS
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i Lodge No. 137. 1. 0. O. P..
i Friday Blasts, w. o. corer n.
O.. P.: Nata Otteraein. secretary.
Bwaaaa Kaeampaeat No. 46. mecta
Taaatay Bight. P. L. Fountain, C. P.r
I. J. Beea, tcribe.
DHL SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Dr. gaaaaa' WSSJSSBS PtWJgfS f.
Yea iaka a Br. Jamas' Hoadaeho
yaar head slisti aad all aearalgia sad
smtoaai vaaNhsa. It's Us oaldust
relief far hosdssho, wbsthcr
oaUttiag or bstvi-
Baeoae to us araf
a dims pasrsgo now.
-life a ------- SI.
I SttMVroa Mi Dr. Jim1 UmaAtkm
PMrdsrs-tasa tbsrs will bs ao disap-
daB, ttrilUsg,
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"TIZ" FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET -AH!
"Til" It ORANO FOR ACHING,
SWOLLEN, TENDER, CALLOUSED
FEET OR CORNS
Ah! what relief! No more tired
feet; bo more burning feet; no more
swollen, aching, tender, sweaty feet
-No more soreness in corns, callouses,
hualoas.
Na,.matter what alls your feet or
jiwaataader the sun you've tried with-
ait getting relief, just use "Tiz." "Tiz"
la tba only remedy that draws out all
tba, aatooastw exudations which puB
" up'tb fast "Tii cures your foot
treable aa you'll aever limp or draw up
your face la pain. Your shoes won't
aaam tight aad your feet will never,
over hart or get sore aad swollen.
TWak af it, no more foot misery, no
assay from corns, callouses or
Oat a M-eeat box at any drug store
mf JafgrtmsBt star, and get instant
',aaiV Wear smaller shoes. Just once
.tea ASBW I imt m MrhAU fiurf
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
Vltagreph Blua Rlbban Feature
Albert J. Smith and J. Stuart Rlacktaa
Present
Anita Stewart
America's Daintiest Actress, In
"THE COMBAT"
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Atenment,"
American Society Drama la Three
Parts, Starring Vivian Rich.
"When Jerry Comes to Town,"
A Cub Comedy In Two Parts.
Hearst Paths News,
Current Brents.
Performance Begins at 7:3
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
M0TIOX rtCTORKS
TCESDAV8 AND SATURDAYS
MerriH.
ORPHEUS THEATER
Tuesday and Wednesday
"The Guilty One,"
A Drama of Thrilling Adventure in
Two Acts.
The Conspiracy,"
A Thrilling Romance of the Ralls in
Two Acts.
"Fen and Inklings in and Around Jeru
salem with Hy Mayer."
"Sammy Johnson lit Mexico,"
HeGoes After the Arch Fiend Villa.
By the Celebrated Artist. Pat Sul
livan. ADMISION TEN CENTS
CAMPBELL MEETS WITH
NATIONAL DEFENSE COUNCIL
EUGENE. May 8. President P. L.
Campbell of the University of Oregon,
who is vice president of the National
Association of State Universities. Is in
Washington, D. G, to attend a special
meeting of the association to discuss
the mobilisation of. trained university
men of the country;
Today the 'university heads will
meet in Joint session with the National
Defense Council. Campbell will be In
the East for two weeks or more.
CHANCES FOR NITRATE
PLANT BELIEVED SMALL
PORTLAND, May 8. The chances
are against the Pacific Northwest in
its efforts to secure a government no-
trate plant, although the war depart
tnent will consider locations in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, according to a
letter received here from Senator
Chamberlain.
Needs of other sections are more Im
perative than are the northwest sec
tions for fertilizers, and as there are
almost the extent of peace operations
of such a' plant, they must be consid
ered, according to the department.
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU
HAVE BEEN EATING TOO MUCH
MEAT
When; you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it generally means you have been eat
ing too much meat, says a well known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
overworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood, aad they be
come sort of paralyzed and Ioggy.
When your kidneys get sluggish aad
clog you must relieve them. Ilka you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
body's urinous waste, else yon have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours, tongue is coated.
and when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The artae is
cloudy, full of sediment, channels oft
en get sore, water scalds aad you are
obliged to seek relief two or throe
times during the night
Either consult a good, reliable phy
sician at once or get from your phar-
maclst about four ounces of Jad Baits;
take before breakfast la a gwaa of wa
ter for a few day aad your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
Is made from the acid of grapes aad
lemon juice, combined with litala, aad
has been used for generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acids In tbt urine so it aa
longer Irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Baits Is a life saver for regular
meat eaten. It is laaxaeaalra. eaa-
sot iajure, aad makes aeUgatful,
eeTerreaeeat UtaU-vater drink.
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An American naval lieutenant ami
nine gunners went to their death when
the American oil tanker Vacuum wi
sunk 140 miles west of lUrra. Ireland.
These are the first American natal or
military men to lose their lives In the
war. The act which caused their
death was the second blow struck In
the war, and It was struck by the Ger
mans, who have snlit they would not
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declare war on the United States. The
first blow waa the'slnklng of a Ger
man submarine by Lieutenant Ilruce
R, Ware, American naval commander
on board the Atlantic transport steam
ship Mongolia.
Mew b the Tew to Pint Potatoes
Potatoes should be planted as rapid
ly as the soil can be prepared. Those
planted have made little growth on ac
count of the late spring, but with the
weather getting wanner and the ex
cess moisture draining from the soil.
growth will be rapid.
Abundant production of potatoes
will represent Important contribution
In the campaign to Increase the rood
supply. The abnormally high prices
win not be nermltted to continue.
Householders will find themselves In
dependent of speculators If they util
ise the vacant lot adjoining their prem
ises, the back yard, or even the park
ing in front of their homes, success
ful' notato crowing depends largely
upon good land, well prepared, selec
tion of nroner varieties, good seed and
thorough cultivation and careful pro
tection against insect and lungus
nests. While the potato thrives best
on sandy or gravelly soil, it will pro
duce with fair returns on heavier or
clayey soils, provided the drainage is
good and cultivation efficient.
If the area to be Dlanted Is small. It
would be better to -spade than plow It.
If the surface is sodded, the sod should
he cut un as finely as possible, either
with disk or spade, before being Iron
ed under. The soil should be stirred
to a depth of eight to ten inches and
ihomushlv nulverized. Many of the
fresk notatoes brought Into newspaper
offices to have their pictures taken are
a testimonial to the fact that cither
the gardener left tumps and clods and
stones In the soil and the potato ex
panded In the direction of least re
sistance or the seed was diseased.
Raw subsoil should not be turned up
more than an Inch or two at a time, so
If previous plowing have been to a
depth of six Inches It should not be
plowed or spaded deeper this year than
seven or eight Inches. Where the work
l.s to be done by hand, potatoes can be
planted In rows 26 to 28 Inches apart.
Where the cultivating Is to be done b
horse, it Is advisable that the rows be
widened to 30 to 34 Inches.
Cut the potatoes so that at least two
ces will be left on each piece. Cover
them In accordance with the character
of the sol), from two to three inches: if
light, from three and a half to four
Inches. The pieces may be dropped
from 10 to 13 Inches apart. Begin cul
tivation as soon as the plants have bo
come established, keeping the surface
mulched for the retention of moisture,
and killing all weeds. If successfully
grown, the average lot. 50x100. might
be expected to produce twelve or fif
teen bushels.
A little less than one sack of pota
toes will bo needed as seed for the
aerage lot. Six hundred pounds of
potatoes will plant an acre.tf
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HOE PARADE TO
BE HELD MAY STH
POUTI.AND, May 8. Portland's
unique "hoe parade," arrangements for
which are being completed today, will
be staged on the evening of May 12th.
Thousands of Portlandera are expect
ed to walk through downtown streets,
each earning a hoe or other garden
tool, and each wearing old clothes.
The Citizen's Unification League Is
in charge of the demonstration, which
is intended to promote the cause or
food preparedness.
TO PLANT POTATOES
AT PENITENTIARY
WAI.I.A. WA1.I.A. Wssh.. May .
Trim, well-kept lawns around the
Washington penitentiary here will be
planted In potatoe and other veget
ables, prison officials said today.
The potato patch alone will contain
three acres.
OREGON ALUMNI
WILL CONGREGATE
OVER THE STATE
ALL WHO EVER ATTENDED THE
UNIVERSITY TO MEET
"" -mv ran
NIW NiT.NTlA.v;
Purpose of Organization is te Cam
palgn for Women's Building at the
Unlvtrslty at Eugene Many Stu
dents Enlist and Alumni Asked to
"Recruit" High School Students for
Colltge Ntst Year.
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- OOMBin
Under the direction of local com
mitter of alumni In every section of
the state, the friend and former stu
dents of the University of Oregon are
arranging for a celebration next Fri
day of the first slate wide "Univer
sity Day," aa recently set aside by
special proclamation Issued by Gover
nor Wlthycombe. The chairman In
charge of the arrangements for Klam
ath County I Andrew Collier and
Judge l. V. Kuykendall has been
named as a member.
In each community In Oregon the
alumni expect to get together all per
sons who have ever studied at the uni
versity or taken work through corre
spondence. The program for the day
will consist In three parts: Pint, the
effecting of a closer organisation; sec
ond, the celebration of the day In good
fellowship, with banquets, picnic and
spoechm In the different communities
as local convenience may dictate: and
third, the carrying out of .some work
for the university. One of the brnnchr
of the university activities which It I
hoped to forward Is the campaign for
the woman's building, which baa been
conducted for uver a year under the
leadership of Mrs. Oeorge T. Oerllnger
of Dallas.
A patriotic trend Is given to the ob
servance through the fact that the
young men of the university have so
largely offered themselves for the na
tional service that one of the purposes
of the alumni movement thl year will
be to "recruit- high school students
Into the university to be trained and
educated to fill the great need for
trained men which the nation I going
to feel after the war.
Chllrote gives spartar attemttoa in
property of aoa-rasldesita. OBkw BBS
Main.
1400,000 TAX LIVY FOP,
Tlte HeraW v.111 Mch ,,
4 one of the eight tnea.ures M th., I
will appear on the slai. Ulloi3 !
the special election to bs klul
June 4lh. BM
The seventh bill , it
ballot, with th resell,, .
-w w,f, ,n hm imiiiiwh;
llubmllted by II. lWiMf
sembly-l 100.000 Ta Uv t
N,w Vtiltri,tUry--prtHwiT"T
authorlie the hoard of r....i .!!
, construct a now state inltrntlar I
acquire a new site or grotiM,!
therefor In the county wWei:
the petillentUry U now oct I
at a total rust not etreediniKtt. a
000, To enable tlir. bor,J ft( I
ttol to carry out i. provUlowg
V this art. stair iA( , u f
lioo.ooo each year for four ynn
Is nuthorlied to be made la Mil. g
lion in the tntes oilirrwlte Mj
orlletl by law 4
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311 No. !
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MAY COME HANDY
TELLS HOW TO TAKf I0NINIM
FROM A CORN AND LIFT IT
RIOHT OUT
Hospital records show that
time you cut a corn you intits Iseskv
or blood polon. which I nedleis,Mn
a Cincinnati authority, who tetle yet
that a quarter ounce of a drag ralW
freeione rati be obtained at IKtlaeest
from th drug store, but Is ivBsfeet
to rid one's feet of rtrry bud er sat
corn or callus.
You simply apply a few drops et tab
on a tender, arhlng corn aad tbtsMv
ness'ht Instantly relieved. BbMtlftsf
entire corn ran be lifted out, root 4
all, without pain.
This drug Is stlrky. but dries a! em
and U claimed to Just sbrivtl ay u
corn without Inflaming or trea IrriUl
Ing the surrounding tUnus or ikis. '
If your wife wears high seek sVt
will be glsd lo know of uls.-AT.
,:tsia arrhletit and heahh
are tb sUndanl of the worM, Adi
Chllrote for rales. It
HOWARDS
AihUnd-Klamath Falb Auto Line
BEST EQUIPMENT
The Service That Hae Made Oood
NEW SEVEN PASSENGER CARS
Special Subscription
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